Sentence examples for have some recognition from inspiring English sources
Now I have some recognition".
"It is important you have some recognition of the water in which they swim," he says.
But he did, and he needs to have some recognition for that".
"It appears they have some recognition that we are at the doorstep of Baghdad, that his front line did not stop us," a senior American officer said.
"For us it was very important to have some recognition of the value of our content, and this gives us that," she said.
Privately Bhutanese officials agree: more than 100,000 ethnic Nepalese refugees from Bhutan have been in camps in Nepal, since they or their parents fled a bloody reaction to their attempts to have some recognition of their rights.
So to have had some recognition in my town, in her town, and her not being here — that is the sad part.
It's great rugby league has some recognition at last, and we'll have a good few minutes on the show on Sunday in front of millions of viewers.
Two of the most prominent of the 86 parliamentarians who signed a letter opposing statutory regulation of the press haveindicated that they would accept a new newspaper regulator having some recognition in law.
It is saying, "How do we speak about the spiritual impact of nature, without being rhetorically religious, or pietistic, or provincial?" Every culture, every religion, has some recognition of that.
